Legacy

I couldn't wait to review the movie as I really enjoyed it but then saw the overall rating below 4!!! What?! The film has a bit of everything. Love, torture, killing, chasing, hiding, heroes and villains..... I don't get what people want to be honest. Regardless, I really enjoyed and you probably will too so please ignore the poor ratings.

This is quite a good movie and it does have a decent script. It isn't a blockbuster but at least we could see what was going on. There was no dark scenes to hide bad.graphics, there wasn't an Arnie types shooting thousands of enemies who all could have killed him with one shot, there was no over rated actor on a salary of $15 million.

It was a genuine, good story with good actors. It was well filmed, well acted and a decent movie.

We didn't know why Jake was targeted until he was in serious trouble. How did the agent and deputy get to Jake and his dad earlier than the killer? And the deputy's acting was quite flat, like he was a herded prisoner. I did not quite enjoy the movie at all.

This film has a small cast and was never going to be a blockbuster.I never expected it to be either and I think some people who have done reviews are expecting too much and rather obsessed with with the fact that Luke Goss was in a boyband (Yes so what?Get over it) He has been in some good films .He differs from Jason Statham in that in no way is Luke Goss accent anywhere near as bad as any of Statham's attempts at an American accent.The film is slow paced and never gets into any mega big budget action scenes,but I never expected it to.Just a few characters throughout the film and the film does eventually get going and it's watchable.

Ughh... 98 minutes of slow, dragged out and unnecessary scenes. Lame 80's action scenes/shots. Dumbed-down dialogue and storytelling. Plot and technical issues galore. Pacing slower than a snail. Was an editor even hired for this film? Typical B-grade overbearing and annoying score. Even the sound was off, as I had trouble making out some of the dialogue, particularly from Goss. Was he sleepwalking in this film? Stale acting from everyone - especially Goss, with the exception of Mandylor, who was the only one that didn't rely on the failed/omitted attempts by the director to direct the cast. Cinematography was decent, that's about it. This is the worst film Goss and Mandylor have been in, and that's even considering I wasn't expecting much to begin with. A 5th grade drama class could've put this together better. It's a generous 3/10 from me.